Ure's 'different' route can inspire Scots - Davidson
Robbie Ure played for 67 minutes in Scotland's draw in Slovenia
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Callum Davidson believes other Scottish players can emulate the route Robbie Ure has taken to reach international level.
Ure, 22, made his Scotland debut in Saturday's 0-0 Nations League opener with Slovenia in Ljubljana.
He came through at Rangers and moved to Belgium and Sweden before joining Sevilla earlier this year.
"A lot of young Scottish players can look at the route he's gone down to get there," former Scotland left-back Davidson told BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound.
"There's other ways to get to the top level. He's done it a different way.
"He looks like he's got good athleticism. He's playing at a good level."
Oli McBurnie and Ure started in attack and the latter fired against the outside of the post in the first half before being replaced by Kieron Bowie in the second.
"Sometimes I like when you see your strikers creating chances for themselves," former St Johnstone boss Davidson said of the near miss.
"Two strikers, because it's gone out of fashion, a lot of the young guys coming through, they've only played one on their own. It's something different for them."
